The best episode written by Steven Molaro is "Voodude", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "directed by Shelley Jensen". "Voodude" aired on 12/10/2004 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Save a Dance For Me".
Kyle finds himself smitten with Josie, a girl he is used to spending time with in detention, but fears having a girlfriend will turn him into a "wuss." Meanwhile, T.J. and the boys are hard at work on a "destructo-boggan" which is guaranteed to knock all of the inner tubes off the slopes this year, and Sam is poodle-sitting his girlfriend Angela's dog, Sally Sue, which doesn't sit well with the Savage dog.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Steven Molaro
Chris is thrilled when he is asked to the "Backwards Dance," in which the girls ask the boys, by Jessica, the hottest girl in school. The only problem is that Jessica is the leader of the dance squad, and Chris – who is a terrible dancer – will have to dance with her in front of the entire school. Meanwhile, there's trouble in paradise when Angela and Sam disagree on plans for the dance; and, in their quest to film each other doing dumb things for an America's Funniest Home Videos-style website, Kyle and T.J. finally drive Nick to the breaking point.
Director: Shelley Jensen
Writer: Steven Molaro
The Cooper family grapples with the death of George Cooper Sr.
Director: Michael Judd
Writer: Steven Molaro
When Mr. Nichols's boss calls off their dinner plans because of a last minute babysitter cancellation, Josh volunteers his and Drake's services.
Director: Virgil L. Fabian
Writer: Steven Molaro
Chase writes a play, and he is cast as the lifeguard, and Zoey is cast as the alien, who he gets to kiss. Chase is excited, but then Logan auditions and gets the part instead. Chase becomes obsessed with what will happen between Logan and Zoey. Meanwhile, Dustin has a fever and Quinn tries to cure him by using one of her "Quinnventions".
Director: Adam Weissman
Writer: Steven Molaro
Sheldon leaves East Texas for the California Institute of Technology following the death of his father.
Director: Alex Reid
Writer: Steven Molaro
When Sheldon learns the guys tampered with his expedition data he got from the arctic, he leaves to Texas in disgrace. This results in the guys following him, which threatens Leonard's hope for some romantic time with Penny and the guys' friendship with Sheldon.
Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Steven Molaro
When Leonard and Penny aren't speaking, Sheldon goes to extremes to keep them both happy.
Director: Anthony Joseph Rich
Writer: Steven Molaro
George Sr. strikes a deal with Sheldon to tutor Georgie when poor grades threaten to keep him from playing football
Director: Peter Lauer
Writer: Steven Molaro
Penny squares off with a new beautiful female neighbor who may become the building's "new Penny."
Director: Mark Cendrowski
Writer: Steven Molaro
To appease his worried mother, Sheldon employs the techniques of a self-help book to try and make a friend.
Director: Michael Zinberg
Writer: Steven Molaro
When Sheldon is no longer academically challenged at Medford High, he audits a college class taught by Dr. John Sturgis.
Director: Alex Reid
Writer: Steven Molaro
Sheldon gets a dorm room all to himself. Also, Connie gains an unwanted business partner.
Director: Melissa Joan Hart
Writer: Steven Molaro
The topic for the next iCarly webcast is figuring out what mean teachers do outside of school. When Carly and Freddie follow Ms. Briggs home, they get stuck inside her house.
Director: Steve Hoefer
Writer: Steven Molaro
When Mary takes a job as church secretary, she finds herself becoming Pastor Jeff's marriage counselor. Also, Sheldon and Missy spend their first afternoon home alone.
Director: Howard Deutch
Writer: Steven Molaro
When Sheldon learns that people with stunted childhoods can turn into social outcasts, he tries to act. Connie and Dr. Sturgis' relationship is tested when she teaches him how to drive.
Director: Rebecca Asher
Writer: Steven Molaro
Carly and Sam have a science project to hatch chicks. When the eggs hatch earlier than expected, they have to search the apartment for the runaway chicks.
Director: David Kendall
Writer: Steven Molaro
9-year-old Sheldon Cooper is a once-in-a-generation mind capable of advanced mathematics and science but learns that isn’t always helpful growing up in East Texas, a land where church and football are king.
Director: Jon Favreau
Writer: Steven Molaro
It's Carly and Sam versus Freddie and Spencer in the ultimate competition to see who can attract more viewers to the show. Things go crazy when they carry out their plans.
Director: Adam Weissman
Writer: Steven Molaro